Kari Lake in battleground Arizona is averaging 43.4 percent to Trump’s 49.3 percent in that state. Pennsylvania Senate candidate David McCormick is polling at 44.8 percent to Trump’s 48.2 percent, and Nevada’s Sam Brown is averaging only 40.7 percent while Trump is at 47.6 percent.

Much of it is red meat for Republicans. But “empowering women through economic opportunities” is personal for Kari Lake

Republicans appear to be abandoning Donald Trump’s ally Kari Lake in the much-anticipated Arizona senate race.

October is when voting begins, a debate happens and races usually tighten. Kari Lake begins from behind, polling shows.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Ruben Gallego had a 6-percentage-point lead over Republican Kari Lake, with relatively few likely voters still undecided, according to a new USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll that was broadly similar to other recent polls of the race.

A new poll shows Republican Kari Lake trailing Democratic Representative Ruben Gallego by double digits in Arizona's Senate race in the latest red flag for the GOP in a Senate race it was targeting as a flip opportunity.

If Ruben Gallego is going to give Democrats their fourth straight U.S. Senate victory in Arizona, he’s probably going to need support from an unlikely group: Donald Trump voters

Kari Lake thought she could become a U.S. senator by going all-in with MAGA. She didn't concede the Arizona governor race after losing to Democrat Katie Hobbs by over 17,000 votes. She claimed Biden's 2020 win was rigged.

Ariz., speaks in August before Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris and Democratic vice presidential nominee Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz at a campaign rally at Glendale's